Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1932, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D@, MONDAY, FEBRUARY G 19327 HINK DF TOO POWER O IVING GIVES DOESN ONE A SENSE OF POWER?" BAD IT T GIVE SOME PEOPLE THE - 4 4 By Charles H. Joseph. RETES [z t and he see-saws, ) L and that's where we ¢ and they keep Ein- | find them Answer te Saturday’s LETTER-OUT. happens after imn_opposite word * correctly it will spell BOWLERS he's usually & i | BLOWER SPHERE Letter-out and he strains his B PEERS | HI BAWILERS BRAWLS they et us In BOWERS t and when theyre high ‘BROWS PASTEL Daily Cross-Word Puzzle and Just TALES they are (Coprright, 1932.) of mercury and metal in symbols. 3. Housekeepers, Image 5. Hurried. . Mature. Abates Navigating instrument 9. Monkey. 0. Soak . Russian sea. . Play by Dumas. . Studio . Mexican shawls. . Beverage. . Lights. 5. Put forth sgain . Axon of & nerve cell Limited. 3. Newt 5, Murky weather. Hymn tunes. 9. City in Wyoming. Immovable. Makes verses again. Matured A philosophic doctrine Subject of a peychological experi- ment . Long steps. Denoting the central part. To the sheltered side. . Man Idle talk. . Before. . Egg: comb. form, . Thrice; music. SRR Sunshine in Bird Cage. Canary birds originally came from the Hartz Mountains in Germany, where high altitudes afforded plenty of | sunshine. The present domestic-bred | birds are all the more delicate for being | denied the ultraviolet n the natural | rays of the sun. L. C. Porter, one of the General Electric experimenters, has overcome the defictency by equip- ping his bird cages with an ultraviolet ¥ lamp. When burned several hours s day the lamp not only furnished two birds ~with sufficient untraviolet to maintain their health, but gave the cage an exceedingly attractive appear- | ance both by day and by night. The birds seem to enjoy the radiation, fluf- fing their feathers, singing and hop- ping up nearer the lamp to enjoy zg! sunbath. When breeding cages were 3 equipped with these lamps, tests show- ed that the artificial sunlight increased luction, raised the per cent ility of the eggs, prevented rickets and developed stronger, health- ment. The CHEERFUL CHERUB R Although there's’ besuty|! near at hand To distant lands my dreams all strasy. ILL SHOW THAT # 48 I see the loveliness Beautifying the Neigh- borhood. Bilt Remembers. Will Be to the Swift. FREEMAN The Convalescent. GENE BYRNES Wasted Energy. By 6.L HUNTLEY His Head. ier birds, in a shorter period of time than was required without the use of the sun lamps. One commercial breed- er, specializing in the care of sick birds, is using the lamps in carrying on ex~ periments with his feathered patients, ENER AL_STORE WAS | By Por MOMAND | Eddie Obeys | Instructions! i WHATS THAT HooP-SKIRTED DOLL USED For. % BOWERS HE CONT TRIFLE. WITH MY AFFECTIONS! HE CAN JUST STAY HERE Now UNTIL HE WORKS ouUT THAT EDDIE Y DECRENRE BED BOMRD BILL HE OWES ME!! TRATS A PoWDER-PUFF J A DooR FRoM SLAMMING. “THE OTHER ONE'S To PuT OVER A TELEPHONE THATS ENOUGH, MR . BOWERS, WE WILL NOT DISCUSS 1T FORTHER ! DONT FORGET TO SWEEP UNDER THAT HEY ? SAY, | TeLL You wiar! wHy DONT You INVENT A DoLLTo Pur— NES, BiLL~ HAVE TO KEEP AN APPOINTMENT- TELL ANNIE NOT TO SIT UP FOR ME - | MAN NOT BE ABLE TO GET HOME TILL QUITE LATE- [7AN APPOINTMENT, EN7 TEAW- A DATE FOR THE SHOW AND SUPPER WITH THAT BI\G BLOND | SAW RiM WTH - HE CANT FOOL ME- FUNNY \ CANT PLACE THAT DAME - I'VE SEEN HER AND | kNOW HER — BUT | JUST CANT SEEM TO REMEMBER ~--- X NOW | REMEMBER!!! SURE = WRN, THAT'S TRIX\E TINKLE - SHE WAS A HEADLINER ON BROADWAN FIFTEEN OR TWENTN NEARS AGO- LET'S SEE-HER REAL NAME WAS BLOB- ELUZA BLOB - NES SIR~- TRIXIE TINKLE - MAMMA, wHeRe {S DADDY [ClceRro, THAT 'S onE | QuesTion T LT CAN'T ANSWER! WHAT'S THIS? 7 NoTice- X AM M GLAD DEBTS WIFE. CONTRACTED BY MY ALVGUSTUS MUTT. LIoN TAMERS Y NO LONGGR RGSPONSIBLE FoR ANY [ HE'S NOo LONGER RESPONSIBLE - HE NEVER WAS RCSPonsIBLG- He NGUER | HAD A DIMC. THE ONLY REASON HE THE HARD-HEARTED OL BATTLE-AXE'! SHE WSNT GOING TO WORK NE UNTIL 1 GET MOUSEMAID'S KNEE ) SWEEP UNDER THE BED, HOWS TAE DocTor. AFTER KIS TEN-DAY| SLEEP 2 AND MUST REM \ BED. HE jgnr HAVE ANY v A MINUTE HE'S VERY WEAK AND ! RE RAS A BAQR coLD. TORS,BUT You CAN GO IN Fo HEAVENS, KE'S QUT oF IN IN T0 OKAY, SISTER ILL SWEEP EVERY THING UNDER THE BED ! WAITING FoRTHE MEN To EMPTY THEM 2 | ["WELL, SHE WAS ALWANS A NICE G\RL— NEVER GOT MIXED UP N ANY SCANDALS OR. ANMTHING = ALWANS A \T— | SUPPOSE WARBUCKS COU\-D%O WORSE - STILL, THE \DEA OF OLIVER FALLING FOR A BI\G, FAT BLOND LIKE THAT-— THAT DepPeaDS ON WHAT DIRECTION He RUNS! 70 SEE ROw THE NEW GALL PUTTS IN A WIND /\J\MM‘,E DUGAN 1'M SURPRISED! You GoT'A / FAILURE IN YOUR ARITHMETIC ) EXAMINATION * DADDY PROMISED YOU A BICYCLE WITH A COASTER ARAKE IF YOoU 1 JEST HEARD TELL THEM FELLERS WHAT HELD UP T’ SEEN HEADED FER TH' STAGE COACH /2 STATION /! COACH 1S ALREADY / AGENTS PLACE TOOAY — MAYBE HE CAN GIVE US SOME. CLEWS ON WITH A WART, HIS = [ UNDERSTAND, ~_— Y YOU DIDNT WORK LIKE A TROUAN © PASS! BUSY LEARNIN | HOwW TO R&DE:} VY PAR! 1 HAD A | \DEA THEM FELLERS A WAS A-TRYIN' TO 61T AWAY WITH SomME SKULLDUGGERY.. BUT 1 SNEAKED IN / ROUNID- TRIP TICKETS | ON EM WHILST THEY, WARNT A-LOOKIN